Paranormal

Halloween for Skeptics: ‘Monsters on the Couch’ by Brian Sharpless

Horror stories, as well as being entertaining, give us clues about the human experience, as ‘Monsters on the Couch’ from Brian Sharpless explores

From the archives: The medium is not the message – fighting crime with psychics

From the archives in 1992, The Freethinker's Terry Sanderson examines claims that psychics were used to solve crimes.

UFO claims take centre stage at National Congress of Brazil hearing

The UFO hearing at Brazil's National Congress didn't reveal proof that aliens exist, but it did illustrate that the public interest in UFOs runs deep.

Are scholars legitimising witch hunting in post-colonial Africa?

By refusing to accept that witches are a mere superstition, academics in Africa unwittingly give cover to those who victimise in the name of witch-hunts

The normalisation of superstition and human sacrifice in Indian society

Despite laws to promote a scientific mindset, superstition continues to flourish in India, with the media reluctant to call out fake gurus

From the archives: Who Invented the Loch Ness Monster?

From the archives in 1992, science writer and author Steuart Campbell goes in search of the origin of the Loch Ness legend.

Nibiru and Planet Nine – have scientists found the home of the Annunaki?

Claims that we have found "Planet Nine" – and that it might be Niburu, home of the mystical Anunnaki – owe more to science fiction than to reality

From the archives: The Silver Man ‘alien’ photo is merely retouched reality

From the archives in 1992, Ole Henningsen explains how "The silver man", a famous picture of an ‘alien', is a simple photographic hoax.
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